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Factors Associated with HPV Vaccination Among Japanese Women: A Cross-Sectional Study Using the 7 C Vaccination Readiness Model.

Nobuyuki Wakui Miyu Hirata Yuna Hirota Hazuki Ogami Karen Iwasaki Saaya Tsuruoka Asuka Hayashi Manaka Kawakami Asuka Ozaki Mayumi Kikuchi

Jul 2026 · Journal of Cancer Education · 0 citations · 13 references

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It is suggested that HPV vaccine education may include vaccine-related information and practical guidance on vaccination sites, costs, eligibility, and appointment procedures, as well as balanced explanations of public-health measures intended to promote high vaccination coverage to address attitudes captured by Compliance.

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